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David Chappell wins District 3 runoff; to be sworn in July 21
Summary
City media announced that David Chappell won the June 13 District 3 runoff with nearly 65% of the vote and will be sworn in at City Hall on July 21 to serve a three‑year term; the seat became vacant after the death of Mike Delbosky in March.
David Chappell, the District 3 council member‑elect, won the June 13 runoff election and will be sworn in at City Hall on July 21 to begin a three‑year term. "Grand Prairie has a new city council member," the presenter announced, reporting that Chappell defeated Amber Timberlake with nearly 65% of the votes.
The presenter said the seat was previously held by Mike Delbosky, who died in March after representing District 3 since 2017. City materials linked in the announcement list the swearing‑in date and basic term length; additional details and scheduling information are available on the city's event pages.
